Hitoyoshi Railway Museum MOZOCA Station 868

Overview

The Hitoyoshi Railway Museum MOZOCA Station 868 is a museum where you can experience the history and charm of the Hisatsu Line, a symbol of the city of Hitoyoshi. Inside, you can trace the history of the Hisatsu Line through dioramas and videos, and see actual train cars used in the past. There's also a dedicated children's play area, with plenty to keep them entertained, including a model train set (purareiru), a mini-train ride, and a wooden ball pit. It's a perfect museum for families. The Hisatsu Line is a representative local line in Kyushu, opened during the Meiji era. Running along the Kuma River that flows through Hitoyoshi, it offers stunning natural scenery and historical significance. The museum showcases the history of the Hisatsu Line, its rolling stock, and the surrounding landscape. The diorama provides a bird's-eye view of the entire Hisatsu Line, making you feel like you're actually on the train. Videos highlight the history and charm of the Hisatsu Line, ensuring there's something for everyone. Actual train cars used on the line are on display within the museum. You can step inside and imagine what it was like to travel on them. You can even sit in the driver's seat and experience the view from the engineer's perspective! The children's play area is packed with fun activities, including a model train set (purareiru), a mini-train ride, and a wooden ball pit. Children might just find themselves developing an interest in trains while playing with the model sets. The wooden ball pit is filled with soft wooden balls, ensuring a safe and fun playtime. The Hitoyoshi Railway Museum MOZOCA Station 868 is a museum that offers enjoyment for both adults and children. Learn about the history and charm of the Hisatsu Line, and create lasting memories with your family.